Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1923, Page 31

AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. TOMORROW. THE EVENING AUCTION SALES., \_FUTURE DAY | STAR, WASHINGTON, AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. Typewriters, Office Furniture, Etc. By The General Supply Committee, Treasury Department Tuesday, October 23d. at 9 O’Cl L . 2,500 Typewriters, consisting of Remington, Underwood, L. C Smith & Bros., Royal, Monarch, Woodstock, Corona, etc. This sale to be held in Building D. Fourth wing. third floor, 6th street and Missouri Avenue N.W. Wednesday, October 24th, at 10 O’Clock A.M. Desks, office_tables, kitchen tables, drawing boards, bentwood chairs, office chairs, rubber, iron, elevator cable, old lockers, scrap wood, filing cases, typewriter desks, copper, brass, printers blanket- ing, waxed paper, etc. This sale to be held at the warehouses in — e T’ 2% Tle warehouses in East Potomac Park. Thursday, October 25th, at 10 O’Clock A.M. Desks, chairs, file cases, drawing boards, office tables, kitchen tables, old lockers, typewriter. desks, typewriter stands, etc. This sale to be held in Building D, third floor, 6th street and Missouri avenue . Robt. LeFevre Superintendont of Supplies. 0020-8¢ ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auctioneer Valuable Mahogany Store Fixtures, Floor Cases, Etc. By Public Auction At No. 613 14th Street N.W. Tuesday, October 23, 1923 Commencing 10:30 A.M. Entire fixtures contained within the above premises, including modern Mahogany Floor Case for men’s clothing, Plate Glass Floor Cases, Ma- hogany Wall Cases and Shelving, Mahogany Golf Stick Case, Cashier’s Booth, Tables, etc. On View Monday ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auctioneer. Terms—Cash. 0e21,22 FUTURE DAYS, g THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' = SALE OF NE-THIRD INTEREST IN LOTS 802 IN SQUARE i9. AT THE CORNER OF 22ud AND O deed of trust, being rded March 9. 1923, the Distrlct of ieat of the party ed trustees wiil front of the prem- v TH DA FOUR-THIRTY the following deseribed land situate in the city of Waah- of Columbia, and designated undiv.ded third interest 808. n sq 49, together with the linprovements. Terms of sale: Oni moncy THOMAS 'SON. AUCTION . | Trustees’ Sale of Two-Story Frame Dwelling, Being Premises 1311 Niadison Street Northwest, Together With Vaiuable Linimproved Prop- erty at the Corner of Madison Street and Colorado Avenue. Alsg an Undivided One-Sixth Jterest in a Certain Tract of ‘Land Containing About 39.02 Acres, and an Undivided Cne- Twenty-Fourth Interest in a Tract of Land Containing t tho req the undy sell at publc ises, on FRI OF ' 00TOR OCLOCK V. a0d premises, ington, District on and belag third of the purchase e paid in cash, Dbalance in two equal lustaliments, payable in one and two years, with interest ui § per centum per an- num, payeble scmi-annually, from e, About 30.14 Acres, More or; dee Of thust upin the pebets A 2 Ty b, "t the ‘eptl ¢ Less, in the District of Co- |54, o 2l chsh, at the ‘option of the pur. lumbia. | time "ut “saier”"AlL conveyancing, ;. Fevenue stamps, etc., At GORt O o By virtue of @ certain deed of tru t, re [ Tiime of saie fo be complied with within 50 G 180 [ ais from day of sals, olherwixe the truatees oo vy the I at the | reserve the ight to fexell the piopeits At the Undecsigaed ‘witl sell - at the ting purchasr, nttor front of the rempeciive pre DAY. ‘THE TWENTY TOBER the following and_premise te’in the Disiriet of Co- | lumbia, described in waid desd of tret MENCING AT 8:00 P\ Lots 7 and 8 800" and & S White Crofs 2797, improved dwelling, known west. IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER a “White Croft, uatmpreved. ERSKI 18.c008d5.0x80 ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. " | Trustee’s Sale of Valuable e Unimproved Lots on Joce- 20w asséssed o AT 4:00 P.A. Tndivided 1-6 interest in parcels taxed as parcels 114\26 and 113\11. rontaining 39.02 acres, more or less. sald property helug si uste on the porth side of Concord avenie be- tween 2nd TMMF Undivided square rtue of @ decree of the Supreme Court lstriet of Columbia il sell at OCTOBER, . in gront of | the p: | improved the subdl IDIATE e ‘1000 1 ‘Highiands, the same having & frontage ahout 75 feet on e of Jocelyn st. east of Connec- th of about B0 feet fo fog Spprosimately 0.180 Terme of sale: $300 cash deposit at time of snle. One-third of the purchase money fo be id in cash and the buiance payabie In two 1 instaliments at one and two years, bes ing interest at 6 per cent per annum, paable " and o e ‘sttured by hret dcea the properts sold, or all e ale 1o i jo parcels cels 118N\14 and 112\8. contai acres, more o less. and sltuate west corner of New Hampshire avenues mw., towever, " to ties being subject to cove- | mants of record affectin® the sameo. ‘Terms of eal One-third cas<h and balance of the parchase price fo be paid in equal in. stalments 1n one and two . with Interest at 8 per ¢entum per snnum, seaured by deed | of trust on the p rties sold, or all ca: At the option of the purchascr.’ A depost 31,000 on the Improved property and 300 on “ench of the other prcels reqnired 8t tha time ? sale, the right being hereby reserved to of- | fer the subdivided portlon of said property in 18 of one or mere lots and olfer d reage property in such parcels as may be | eemed advisabie. | Vi convevancing, reconting, revenue stamps | notarial feex'at the cost of the -pur- | ser. Termw of sale to be complied with ; within thirty days from date of sale, other- | the trustees reserve the right to resall | the property the risk and cost of the fanlting purchaser. after five dars' advertise- ing of wuch resnie In some GewspAper Dub lished in Washington, D. i B. FI JS SAUL, 3 st nw. WALTF! . GTY, Woodward building, . AUCTIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Im- proved Real Estate, Being a Three-Story Brick Dwell- ing Known as No. 1232 9th St. N.W., Washington, D. C. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly ; the Disttict of Columbia, Peceroed 1 Laves No. $07), s b 4 _‘I’,'q'_'i Property cold sublect €0 a frst deed of trust of the land records of the District of Colum. | 10F $12.5 Wia, and at the request of the holder of the Dote secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer for saie at nublic @uction, in fron ot the premises. on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY- | SIXTH DAY OF OCTOBER! 1025, AT O'CLOCK P.M.. the fellowing nd premises, sitoate in the city of Washing- ton, District of Columbia, known and distin- guithed as lots twenty-two \22) and twenty- feven (27) 1n Ambrose ILoth's subdivision of in square three hundred and sixty-elght 8), a8 said subdivision is recorded in_the gftce of the urvepor of (he District of Colum- in in Book C, ., page 19, improved by premises 1282 Dth At 5 Terms of sale: -Ail cash over and above first’ deed of trust, the amount of principal and interost due. and the terns and canditions of wiiich will e announced st time of sale. A deposit of $200 required of the purchasar at ihe time of All_conveyanclug, record- 1ng, notarial and rev amps at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of snie to be complied with within ‘fitteen (15) days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the Tight 1o resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchuser aftes days' advertisament or such fesale in some per publisked §o_the elty of Washing- o. CHARLES LINKINE, HAREY NORMENT McGill Buildlng, oc16-q845.ex80. Trustel 'ADAM A. WESCHLER, AllfilONlEl‘. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Six- Room and Bath Bungalow. No. 4310 Fessenden St. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trust dul ryecorded, in Liber No. 4681, folio 406, et seq. of the land records of the District of Columbia, An the uest of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer for sale by public auction, in front of the remises, ‘on MONDAY, 'THE TWENTY. INTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1923. AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M., the follow- ing-described land and premiscd, sitgate in the cousty of Washingion, District" of Co. Jumbis, to wit: Lot in square east of square 1654 in the D. C, Land and Building pany’s subdivision of & part of a tract of land’ (‘lllex ‘Friendship."” now knowon as ‘Wikconsin Ave. Heights,” as per plat of said subdivision recarded in the odlce of the lfl"?’fl; for the District of Columbi 1n book ¢3. et folio 27, fronting 55 feet by depth of 325 feet, together with the improvements thereon, to be sold subject, however, to a Prior déed of trust of $4,000 at 3%, due April 925. o ity of avle: Over and above sald trust, sh. A it of $300 required at the time S sute AN convesancing ecording, reyenue astamps and nofarial fees at the cost of the purhaser. Terms of saio 1o be complied with within thirty dags from day of sale. other- wise the trustees reserve the rigat to resell the property at the tisk and cost of the de- faulting purchaser. after five days' advertise- TVt o Sy aminaton DG, T city of Wai .0, v, xm(i‘l TERRY, . MOONBY, Trustees. properts resuld at defauitiog purchaser's risk | and cost after five days' previous sdvertis ment in The Evening Star. ~ GEORGE C. GERTMAN, 0c10-d8dn exSun Truste THOS. 3. OWENS & SON, AUCTIONEERS. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Bus- iness Property No. 922 New York Avenue Northwest. Py virtue of a certaln deed of trust dul; recorded In Liber No, 438, follo 134 et seq of the land records of the District of Colus Do, 4nd At the request of the party sacured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell public. auction in front of the premises, on ESDAY, THE TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A.D. 1923, AT FIVE O0'CLOCK i P.M., the folléwing-described land and prem- 1 ituate In the District of Columbia, and gnated as and being lot numbered twenty. do by the hei of John Davidson of lots in square three hu; | dred ana sevents-three (378), a8 per plat re. corded in Liber N.K., follos 108 and 109 of the records of the office of the sutveyor of y Terma: Announced at time of sale. A de. posit of $1,000 will be required at time of sale. ANl ‘converancing, recording, etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale fo be I plied with within fifteen days from day of ' tle, otherwise the trustees reserve the right 10 resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser ve days adver- tisement "of such resale in some Bewspaper publivhea in Washington, D, C THOMAS W, 'STUBRLEFIELD, EMERY L, COBLENTZ, 0c11.13,15,17,19.22,24,24 Trustees. ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEBR. Executor and Trustee’s Sale of Premises 2704 Good Hope Road, D. C., to Close an Estate. By virtue of the will of Emille Thurm, de. *ceased, probated in Administration No. 209 Bu 'me Court, D. C., T will sell at_publ ue! , in_front thereof, on TUESDA!’ O TOBER ~ THIRTIETH, ' 1928, AT FIV LO'CLOCK P.M., property kuown and sssessed for taxation as parcel 214375, improved by above pumbered two-story brick building, used as o dwelliog, beiog & store, bakers and dwelling. Terma of sale: $300 cash deposit. One-third of purchase i balance in twe equal annnal i ring 65 interes paynble semi-annually, represented by the pur- ¢haser's promissory notes secured on the prop- | erty by first deed of trust, or all cash, at | purchaner’s option. Examination of title, con ‘ve{lncll'. revenue stamps at purchasel cost. | Sale o be closed Within sixty days or property will be resold at defaulting purchaser's cost and after 5 da: prev.ous advertisement in The Eveniog Star, GEORGE C. GERTMAN oc19-dkds.ex8u___Executor and_Trustee. THOS, J. ¢ WEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS. Sale of Valuable Improved P in First Commercial fo Shepherd St. By viftue of suthorlty vested in the under- algned T will offer for saie by public muction in front of the premises, on FRIDAY, THE TWENFY-SXITH DAY OF OCTOBER, 10: AT F¥B 0'CLOCK B, fot 2824 in McCarty and te, trus! Vllm; parts n: ‘lo( worth," as per pla the sutveyor of the District of Columbia n Liber county 25 at fo Jmpmred a subjoct to covenants, of ‘orme of sale: All cash above a first trust of $7,500, bearing interest at 8%, due June 12, 19265 A’ Aeposit of $500 required at time of e complied with within thirt of sale or deposit forfeited. recording, reveaue stamps, 0c20-d&ds, exSu e418-0&ds, exSu uspIvIoED | Iyn St. East of Connecticut' the un- | gt | Zone, 3931 14th St. N.W., Near 715 SRGISTERED Dutch Marqguetrie Sofa and Drawers. Cabinet Talking Maching Table, Mnffin Stand=. Tea Tab' Portieres Sherston Sideboard, Oriental Rugs, Comolete Living Room, Dining Room and Bedroom Suite, China, Glassware, Rugs, Carpets, etc. AND AT 12 M. Peerless Touring Car in good condition. TERMS CASH |oez2—2t IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- triet of Colimbia.—In re Philip F. Gormley, bankrupt.—Bankruptey No. 1887.—By virtu 1of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Dis- {trict of Columbia and by virtue of the power ‘and authority contained in a certain deed of | } trust from Phillp F, Gormley and Maude | Gorm'ey, his wife. ‘to Jullus I. Peyser an Ihert M Boule dated the 4th day 922, recorded among the land recor onnty of Montgomery, Md., in Liber 317. | falio 78, the nndersigned, as trogtees, at the request of the party secured. will, on SATUR- | DAY, THE TWENTYSEVENTH DAY OF | { OCTOBER, 1923, AT THE HOUR OF ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.A(,"In front of the mans‘on house, | . hereinafter des | { i ticularly mentioned ard des {of trust, to wit: Parcel No. 1—53 cras, more | {or less,’ descritied in a déed from Copeland | | Parker ' Jones othera to Philip F. Gorm- [ley, dated the 10th day of Octover, 1912, {recorded among_sald land records in Libe 1230, folio 210. "This land is located In Bethes. aa ict, ts Improved by { dwelling house. barn, silo, da ud_other | | outbulldings, “and bout’ one and one-half | miles from Chevy Chase Tako on the macadam | | rond’ leading from Kensington o Chevy Chase {and about four and one-half milos from the | Diatrict line. and also borders on the Brooke- ke between Chevy Chase Lake and For- | st Glen. This parcel ndjoins or is hear th ubdl of Willlam H. Walker, known an enilworth or North Chevy Chase, and borders ton Rock ereek. 1t ls about 800 yards from the electric car line running from Chevs Chase | Lake to Kensington, which hus been recently caken over by the Capltal Traction Company. | | 8aid teact, together with parcel No. 2. is now | }in the possession of Pillip F. Gormiley and {used as & daicy farm : Parcel No 2, 4848 acres, described in a deed from Maggle Burgdorf and husband to Phillp F. Gormley, dated the Sth day of July. | 1014, récorted among land records in . folio 458. This tract adjoins parcel | used in_connection With parcel | dairy tarm by the said Philip F. | ley. ©. 3, contalning 307.7 acres. more or I described in & deed from Mary H. Jones othiers to Mary Gormles, duted the day of October, in the yeer 1918, recorded among 1ehe land records of said county In Liber 288, |follo 118, This farm Is locate in Fooleaville istrict, on the road leading from Edwarie | Ferry o Martinsburg, about 413 m'les from TPoolesville and one il from = Martinsburg, the ‘lands of Thomas Hickman. { Kichara . Hemaburg Lrothers, et al. | Practically afl of this land 16 cleared, except | & small wood Jot. and all s well watered and mproved by a dwelllng honse of about 10 roums, new _bank eaw stable and othe {bufldthgs, There is an elegant sprivg and oo orchard near the hovse. { formerly owned by the late John Jones | Parcels Nos. 1.2 and 3 will be of | wale separately. ‘then._parcels No 2'will be offered as & whole, and then parccls 1.2 and 8 will be offered ax & wholb. tru | reserving the tight to accept amd refect {and ail bids. Ldnd to be sold free from m | Tiens, and taxes to be adjusted to day of sale. | “Terms of sale as prescribed by deed of trust { Al cash upon tie ratification of the ‘sale by Lthe court. A deposit of $1.000 wil re- | quired for parcel No. 1.°$1,000 for parcel No. i 57000 or ‘parcel Nov 3. IF 'wia- sepa: | rately, wnd i parcels Now. 1 and 2 are sold ias & ‘whole, 8 deposit of $1.500. and if il { three parceis are sold aw & whoie, a deposit of $2,000 iil be required when knocked down. {All costa of converancing aad reveue stamps 1to be paia by the purchaser. i JULTUS 1. PEYSER. Trustee. Wiikins Buiiding, Washington, D. C. ALBERT M. BOUIC L ana adjoin | TRUST! ~ SALE OF VALUABLE ATE. R A_HOUSE A RERED & STREET N.W @ of a certaln deed of iru orded as instrument No. 202 on February 8, 11923, among the land records of the District | of Columbia, and ct the raquést of the party i secured thereby, the undersigned will sell at {public auetlon, 'in front of the premises, on | TUESDAY. OCTORER THIRTIETH, 1928, AT FOUR-THIRTY 0'CLOCK P.M.. the foilowing described land and premises. situate in_the ! District of Columbia, and being lot numbered {one hundred and ffty-three (138) in square numberec oue hundred and thirty-two (132), id deed of trust, s described in | following term: { Terms of wale: Said property is mubfect to {® prior deed of trust securing An indebtedness { of $5.000 and said property will be soid sub- |Ject to said deed of trust indebtedness. Of the purchase price over and above said deed of trust one-third is to be paid in cash and {the balance in two equal insi.llments, pay- jable in one and two years. with interest a {the rate of six and one-mif (85) per centum per nnnum, payable semi-aonuslly, secured by second deed of trust upon the properts 0ld, or all eash, &t the option of the pur i chaser. Interest and taxes pail or adfusted {to the date of sale. A deposit of $200 will be | required ot the time of sale. All convey {ancing. recording, revenue stamps, etc., At | cost of purchaser. Terms of sale fo be eom- plied with -within thirty days from date of sals, otherwise depoit will be forfeited -and property res t the cost and risk nfi the defaniting purchaser, after five days’ ad- | vertisement of such resale fn some Washing- | | ton newspuper. : WILLIAM H. FINCKEL, Jr. ‘Apt, 3022420 10th at. CARL H. BUTMAN, 1635 R st n.w. 0c19-d&ds ex8u Trust THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. Two 2-Story 6-Room and Bath Brick Dwellings, Nos. 626-628 M St. SW. Rented at $27.50 and $25 Each. At Auction. Byivirtue of authority vested in us we will sell at public anction in front of the premi on WED) AY. OCTORER " TW FOURTH, 1928, AT FOUR 0'CLOCK P. 60_and 61 in square 478 improved as above. Terms of Sold subject to a prior deed jof trust for $2.000 with mbout 215 years to un. Amount over sald trust to ash, deposit_required upon each lot at the fime of sale. Converancing, recording and revenue stamps At purchascr’s cost. Terms to be complied with within thirty days of deposit orteited. THOS, J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers, 0019-0&4s, exBn THOS, J. OWEN & 80N, AUCTIONEERE. TRUSTEES' SALB OF VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON YOU ST. NEAR 1ith BEING PREMISES 1363 YOU ST. By virtue of o certain deed of tr | recoraed " in Liver No. Tollo 494 et sea, of the land records of the District of Columbia and at the request of the party secured there- { by, the undersigned trustees Will sell at pub. Tie atetion In'_front of the premises,’ on THURSDAY. THE FIRST DAY 'OF NOVEM- TER, A.D. 1093 AT FIVE 0'CLOCK P.M., the following described land and premises, situate in the District of Columbia and designated and being lot 80 1o the subdivision 5 Charles 3. White, D. D., ‘parish priest of St. | Matthew's Church, of lsts. in square 236, a | Der piat recorded In Liber W. ¥ folfo 61, of | Thie records of the office of the mirveyor of ‘the District of Cotumbia. ‘Terms of sale: 'Sold. subject to a first deed | of trust for §7.200 and ‘the amount over said | trust to be paid in cash. $300 deposit required Upon Acceptance of bid. Conveyanelg, record- Iigand revente stamps at purchaser’s cast. eimu ot saie to be complied With within thir- | ty days of deposit forfeited. i SAMUEL V. GUSACK, ISAAC KIRKSTEI 0c29,4848,0x8u Trustees. “THOS. J. OWEN & 80N, AUCTIONEERS. | Trustees’ Sale of “The Alwyn” Apartment House, Number | 1882 Columbia Road North- | west, Corner Kalorama Road and Columbia Road. Ry virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated April 10, 1623, duly recorded April 16, 1923 as instrument No. 12 of the land records of the | District ot ‘Columbla, and at the request of { tn rty secured fhereby, “the undersigned trustees Will sell &t publie auetion in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, THE THIRTIETH DAY OF OCTOBER, A.D. 1023, AT PIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the’ foliowing-described land and premises, Situaté in the District of Colum. bia, and designated as and being lot numbersd seventy (70) o% com- Bination of ot in block mumbered five (5) “Washington Helghts, per plat recorded In the ofice of the surveor Tot the District of Columbia in Liber 48, at folio 18. | Terms of sale: Property sold sibject te a and a setond trost, the bout $14,000. ~Further terms announced at time of saie. A denosit of $1,500 required at time of skle. Convey- ancing, rebording and reven mps at pur. chaser’s cost. Terms of sale to be complied ¢ith within ‘thirty days ot deposit forfeited and the property may be revold at. the risk aud cost et del g g 0c20-a&08, exSu opon the ) GARFT STREET. ‘Trustees. MAMMOTH SALE : OF | HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ETC., AT PUBLIC AUCTION i AT SLOAN’S, 715 13TH STREET WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1923. AT 10 A.M. | ton, District 'of C | secuted by de &1 C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc. Aucts. 13th St. } | Armchair, Mahogany Chests of e, Paintings Mahogany Dressing tes. Stiefi Player-Pirno, Velour C. G. SLOAN & CO,, Inc,, Aucts, ! Estate in a Business Zone, Centaining 8,820 Sa. Ft., Improved by a Brick Church Known As the Cosmopolitan Temple Baptist Church, on | N Street Between 9th and 10th Streets N.W. By virtue of a_decree af the Snprefe Court | f the District of Columbia, passed tn Equity | Canse No. 40843, the undersigned trustee will offer for sale by public auction, in front of | the_premises, on THURSDAY, THE FIRST | DAY OF NOVEMBER. A.D. 1023, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the following d and premises, situate in the city of W mb Lota §. and 11 in the subdivision made by the leirs of John Davidson in 67, Laviog & | Tronfage of T3 feet. ore or lesst by | a depth of 1. less, to 8 20-foot 1 1 zone, mproved ;" One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash.: the balance fn two | equal inscailments payable in one and two | with Interest at siz per cent per A num, ‘payable semi-annually, from day of sale, 1 of trust npon the property at_the option of the pur- t of $1.000 requited of old, or all e fees At the cost of the pus ser, aule to bhe complied with within thirty days from day of male. otherwise the trustee re- serves the risht fo resell the property at the k and co of the defaulting purcha H advertisement of much re ome newspaper published in the city ‘Washington, . C. GEORGE W. YOUNG, Trustee, ‘Washington Loan & Trust bldg., 0e20. s, exSu ACCTIONEER, Trustees’ Sale of Valuable | Three - Story and Mansard | Roof Stone Building, No. 1313 || K Street Northwest, With | Large Brick Back Building. | Under and by virtue of & deed of trust iven to us, dated January 30, 1923, and, Iy filed for record in_the office of the recorder of deeds of the District of Columbia on_Junuars . and recorded in Liber 4434, one ‘of the land records of the District | of Columbia, tnd default having been made in the payment of the note and interest se- cured by said deed of trust and Bt the re est of the Bolders of the said note. the understigned trustees, will offet for saie by public auction in_front of the premises on | FRIT THE 20th DAY OF OCTOBER, AT 4:30 0°CLOCK P.M., the enst ton K st. by the full depth thereof of . in_a sibdivision of Square No. 248, by the heirs of John Davidson as per recorded in the office of the surveyor of rict of Colymbia LK. at folios 07 and 65, improved by the buflding a5 described above. Sold subject to & prior encumbrance of $28.000. Terms. of sale: All over and above the fir trust to be paid in cash n thirty da. from date of sale, a_deposit of one thousan fo be madé at time of sale. If terme ot complied with, the (rustees resers eht to resell the property at the risk and a the riy { cost of the defaulting purchaser atter five dage [aper published In the clty of Washington, istrict of Columbia ROBERT % McKEEVER, EARL E. Botice of such resale in some new or17-A&dbs THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SATE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY BRICK HOUSE, NO. 820 G ST. By virtue of & certaln deed of trust recorded n Liber No. 4371, follo 249 et se: of the land records of the' District of Colum- bla, and at the requed of the party secured theteby, the undersigned trustees will sell at ublic auction, in front of t e prem: HURSDAY, THE TWENTY-FIFTI oF QCTOBER, A. D. 1923, AT FIVE 0'CLOCK PAL, the following described land nwd prem- ises, 'situnte in the District of Columbta. and designated as and being west 12.50 feet front of the west 23 feot by fall depth of original Tot 3, square 795. being part of the same prop- erty ‘conveyed to Danlel K. Jackson by Marion Dorset and wife by deed dated May 29, 1 said_property being known as No. 320’ G sontheast. Terms of sale: Sold subject to a deed of tenst meenring w sum of $770, balance ci $200 deposit required upon acceptance of bi Conveyancing, recording and revenue stamps at purchaser's cost. Terms of sals to be com- plied with within' thirty days from day of #ale or deposit forfeited, and the properts \ may be resold at the risk snd cost of de- faulting purchaser after five days' advertising in some newspaper published in Washington, D. ISAAC E. SHOEMAKER, E. HILTON JACKSON 0c15-0&ds exSu Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. 1633_12th ST. N.W.. TMPROVED WITH 3- STORY STORE AND DWELLING. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4699 at folio 154 of the laud recocds of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will well at public auction in front of the premises, on MONDAY, THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY 'OF OCTOBER. 1928, AT FOUR-THIRTY G'CLOCK P.M., thé tollowing described 1nud and premises sitnate in the clty of Washington, D. Lot nim- bered wixteen (10) 1n Coltman and Adsms, trustees’ subdivision of squafe numbered fhree hundred and mine (309). as per plat recorded in the office of the urveyor for the District of Columbia in Liber W. F. at folio 97;. said properts being now known for purposes of as- sensment and taxation as lots numbered eight hundred and eight (808) and eight hundred and nine (809) in square numbeted three hun- dred and nine (809). Terma: One-third ¢aeh. balance in equal fo. llments at one and two years with interest t 6% per annum, payadle semi-annualiy from the day of sale, and secured by deed of trust on_the property’ sold. o all cash, at the pur- chaser’s option, A deposit of §300 will be re. quired at the time of sale. All conveyancing and recording will be at tile purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within ten das, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to r sell_at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. WILLIAM H, WARNER, GEORGE 8. DE NEALE, 0c19-d&ds-exSu Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. FOR SALE, 4012 ILLINOIS AVE. N.W., IM. PROVED WITH _28TORY = BRICK HOUSE, 2 BATHS: BUILT-IN GARAG! By virtue. of a certaln deed of trust du recorded in Liber No, 4232 at folio 448, of the 1and records of the District of Columbia, and at the fequest of the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees ‘will sell at pubiic anction, in front of the premises. on MOX DAY, THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF OCT( BER, 1928, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., foliowing described 1and and premises st uate in the city of Washington, D. C.: Lot umbered sixty-elght (68) fn D. J. Dunigan subdivision in block numbered . seventy-uine (79) “Petworth Addition to the city of ashington.” nGw known #w square mumbered thirty-two hundred and thirty-elght (3238). as per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia 1n Liber 53 at folio Terms: One-third cash, balance in equal fo- limenfs at one and two years with interest 6% per anmum, payable semi-annually from the day of and secured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the purehaser’s option. A deposit of $300 will be roquired at the time of sale. All conv ing and recarding will be at the purchuser cost. Terms to ba complied with within ten Qays, otherwise the trustces reserve the right 10 resell at the risk and-cost of the default- in DUEBASCT. wirfraM 8. QUINTER, GEORGE 8. DE NEALE, oc19-déds,exSu Trustees. PROPOSAL. SEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE WILL e received at the office of Constructiiiy Quartermaster, Room 1304 Munitions Build- Waushingfon, D. C.. until 11 a.m., Oc- tober 3, 1038, and ‘then opened for the con. struction of one dope house, Bolling Fleld, D. C.'Plany €54 specifications may Ve obtained upon application to above effice; 0c18,20,22,24.26 i ROPOSALS TN THI TE WilL at_the office of 3 Room 1804, ‘Munitions~ Build- D C.. untll 11:90 a.m., Oc- nd then opened for heating ineer hangars at Bolling and_specifications may be ication to above office. De’ recels ‘QuartermAster, It ‘Washington, tober b, 1 o I ld, D. C. Pl pt P 8% D.. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1923. 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LONDON, October 22.—If Am- bassador Harvey adheres to his present plans when he eails for home early in November, he could be arrested for larceny when he arrives in New York. It is all about a portrait of John Quincy Adams, paid for out of the pockets of United States citizens, and which mysteriously turned up in the embassy here more than a generation ago. According to information here, Daniel Webster noticed that there was nc portrait of Adams among those of Secretarles of State in the State Department. Through his PLAN T0 DEVELOP TURKEY PUBLISHED Ottoman-American Company to Build 12 Railroads—Will Sublet Concessions. By Cabie to The Star and New York Tribune. Copyright, 1925. NEW YORK, October 22.—Plans {tor development of concessions grant- ed to the Ottoman-American Develop- ment Company by the nationalist as- |sembly of Turkey were made public here. They were prepared by committee wWhose appointment was authorized September 26 last, and provide for tapping the resources either directly or through sub- conéession for which bids already have been made by Turke, Americans, Englishmen, Frenchmen and Ttallans. A group of British financiers have offered to underwrite from £5,000,- 000 to £10,000,000 the exploitation of certain districts. The Ottoman-American Develop- ment Company, with 50,000 shares of capital stock, will be the parent com- pany, with the Ottoman-American Operating Company, to be organized under the laws of Turkey, the hold- ing company for whatever subsidiary companles may be organized. Fifteen important concession de- voloping companies, with 210 su sidiary companies, are contemplated. Twelve railroads and three ports are to be buflt, each with important sub- concessiong, including mining rights, for a distance of twelve ami a half miles on each side of the railroad which traverse districts rich in oil, copper, gold, platinum, silyer, mang: nege, iron,'tin, zinc, salt and coal. Twenty-Year Progra The_program of development as described in the plan would take about twenty years to carry out, it is _estimated, unless concessions were sold_to other bidders, in which case the time might be reduced to five. If they are sold, the groups buying them will undertake to finance them, make & cash payment to the Ottoman= American operating company and give from 25 to 60 per cent of their stock and royalties or a part of thelr gross receipts to the selling company. In addition to the mining rights, each railroad company will have the privilege of tapping lakes and rivers for water and power and that of sell- ing either commodity. These rights would cause the formation of many subsidiary companies in the real es- tate, construction, quarrying, restau- rant, express and other flelds. Con- struction of each of the ports will bring about formation of similar sub~ sidiary companies, it is believed. 250 Separate Units. “There are therefore,” it is said in the statement given out yesterday, “two hundred and twenty-five Separ- ate units to this concession, each ca- pable of being operated separately and having a definite market value in the event it is decided to sell them, or havihg a revenue value in the event the Ottoman American Development Company sublets them, “By accepting the bids already made by American, Turkish, Britisi Prench and Itallan groups and invit ing bids from groups that already have shown interest, the construction wotk, which is now scheduled to take close to twenty years, could probably be carried out in five years and with- in this period there would begin the exploitation. of the minerals to found in a zone of twenty-five miles along the railroads (twelve and one- half miles on each side of the rail- roads), which, according to estimates based upon British, German, Russlan and other reliable surveys, cove: “1. Oll flelds of from 4,000,000.000 to §000,000,000 barrels, potentiality, including the famous 'oil fields of Mosul and_the equally potential oil fields of Van, Bitlls, Brzeroum and Trebizond. 3. Copper deposits comprising over | 400,000,000 tons of rich coprus ore, inciuding the historic Arghana cop- per mines, “3, About 500 gold, platinum, siiver. manganese, iron, tin, zine, salt and coal mines'and deposits. “Owing to the present lack of rail- roads in the territories where these vast minerel resources are the exploitation on a large scale c: only proceed when and as the rail- roads are built and in operation.” al influence a portrait was completed by an unknown artist, paid for from an appropriation” of $2.500. but never delivered to tlie State Department. In some unexplained manner it showod up in London, where it has graced the walls of the embassy for vears. It has a perfect right there, as the portrait of cvery ambassador and minister hangs there. and John Quincy Adams was minister to England before he became Sec- retary of State. But Col. Harvey figures it should be in the State Department. He had been rather doubtful whether he should take it with him, but finally decided to do so, trusting to the leniency of the arms of the Jaw and _incidentally starting heaps of interdepartmental cor- respondence. | | | | | i | | i 500 KOREANS SLAIN AFTER TOKIO QUAKE | Massacre Laid to Rumors of i ‘3 Alleged Outrages—Many Saved on Ships. | | i By the Associated Press. TOKIO, October 23.—Mor« than 500 Koreans residing in Japan were vic- tims of vigilantes, reservists and others in the davs iminediately fol- lowing the earthquake that destroyed Tokio and Yokohama, according to reports published herc. These re- ports previously have not been pub- lished because of the censorship en- forced here. The massacre is attributed to exag- gerated rumors of outrages alleged to have been committed by Koreans after the earthquake. These rumors originating in Yokohama, spread rapidly throughout the. devastated area. In Yokohama alone the police found it necessary to transfer 750 Koreans to ships in the harbor in order to guarantee their safety. A number of vigilantes already are under arrest as a result of the in- vestigations of the police. — CZECH PRESIDENT HONORED IN LONDON Masaryk to Dine With King in Land Where He Once Wes Poor Exile. By the Ascociated Press, LONDON, October, 22—President Masaryk of Czechoslovakia, now re- garded as among the foremost statesmen of Europe, but who, not so many years ago, was living in England an exile In modest circum- stances, arrived in London yester- day to be received In triumph as president of the republic which was created largely through his work and devotion. At the station to meet M. M was the Earl of Albermarle, rep: senting King George: the Earl Derby, secretary of war; the Rt. Hon. LS. Amery, first lord of the admir- aity, and the Rt. Hon. Sir Samusl Hoare, secretary for air, represent- ing the government. In the court- rd the Grenadier guards with their colors and band were drawn up as & guard of honor and welcomed ths visitor ~with the Czechoslovakian national anthem. The entire Czechoslovakian colony seemed to have gathered at the sta- tion, notwithstanding the rain. They gave their president a rousing wel- come. M. Masaryk was accompanied by his foreign minister, Edouard Benes. He will be a dinner guest ot King George at Buckinghem Palace today. PICKS ENVOY TO U. S. Bonillas Predicts Naming of Fer- nando Roa From Mexico. NOGALES, Arlz, October 22.—Ig- nacio Bonillas, Mexican ambassador to the United States under the Car- ranza regime, stated here that he predicted the appointment of Fer- nando Gonzales Roa as Mexican am- bassador to the United States. Semor Roa has long been identified with the Mexican diplomatic corps and was scnfor ¢cmmissioner of the Mexican commissicn which - met with the American commission, resulting in recognition of the southern republic {by the United States. (Advides from Mexico City recelved here Friday said Senor Roa proba- bly would receive the appointment, but due to an error in transmission the ‘name was eroneously received #s Rojo.)